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Career Opportunities for the Week of November 20th, 2023
If you would like to share an opportunity, please send website link to job title, details, pay, deadline to apply, and how to apply to amgtgmu@gmu.edu before Mondays at noon.
Jobs
- Hylton Performing Arts Center seeks Director of Development. The Director of Development is the lead fundraising officer for the Hylton Performing Arts Center and a member of the leadership team for the College of Visual and Performing Arts. The position’s primary responsibilities include working closely with the Dean/Executive Director of the Hylton Center, program directors, volunteer/advisory boards and committees, faculty in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, and HPAC/CVPA senior staff members to develop fundraising priorities and strategies. Learn more about this position here.
- Round House Theatre seeks Development Associate. This position serves as an essential member of the theatre's five-person development team and works closely with the Associate Director of Development and Development Operations Manager to plan and execute fundraising efforts throughout the year, including direct mail and email appeals, donor cultivation and stewardship events, and other donor communications. Learn more and apply here.
- ArtsFairfax seeks Education & Community Engagement Manager. This person will be directly responsible for implementing and managing ArtsFairfax’s education and engagement services for all constituencies. They will participate in organizational efforts to collect and share information that supports direct responsibilities for advocacy and planning needs. Learn more and apply here.
- Arlington Chamber of Commerce seeks Events Director. The Events Director is responsible for the planning and execution of all Chamber events and programs. The successful candidate will have the ability to manage multiple events at a time; will develop and implement plans to meet event goals with respect to budget, attendance and overall impact. You can find this job post on LinkedIn!
Internships
- (NEW!) Meridian International Center’s Fellowship Program helps fellows develop the professional experience that will allow them to explore the fields of diplomacy and international affairs by gaining an overview of the operations of a nonprofit public diplomacy center. The fellowship includes professional development activities, including mentorship, training and education sessions, lunches with senior leadership, and an opportunity to create a capstone project that can be used as part of a professional portfolio.
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- World Wildlife Fund (WWF) seeks Integrated Marketing & Membership Intern. Gain valuable experience in digital marketing while supporting the world’s leading conservation organization. This position will assist with email marketing, engagement and retention efforts, and optimizing the donor experience for its mid-level giving programs. Go to LinkedIn to see this opportunity!
The Arts Management Program regularly shares job and internship opportunities with our students and alumni. Jobs will be posted on Mondays around 1:00 pm, EST. If you would like to share an opportunity, please send website link to job title, details, pay, deadline to apply, and how to apply to amgtgmu@gmu.edu before Mondays at noon.